
What this process supports:
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Clearer orientation when several paths seem possible — or none feel quite right
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Stronger, more confident career decisions grounded in self-understanding
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Alignment between your work, values, strengths, and life context
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The ability to move forward without rushing, overthinking, or getting stuck
Career Clarity and Reorientation
A structured psychological process to support thoughtful career decisions — whether you are choosing an initial direction or re-thinking an established path.
This is a structured career counseling process grounded in psychology. It is designed to help you think clearly, integrate complex information, and make decisions that are sustainable over time.
The focus is on orientation and decision-making: understanding how you think, what motivates you, where tensions or internal obstacles arise, and how different career options relate to who you are and how you want to live.
Many clients come with strong qualifications, experience, and multiple viable options. What’s often missing is not effort or ambition, but a way to bring all relevant pieces together into a coherent direction.
This is not job placement, resume optimization, or industry trend consulting. I do not advise on how to position yourself within a specific market or field. Instead, the work centers on psychological clarity and decision quality — the foundation for making sound career decisions.
Assessments as part of the process
Professional, scientifically validated assessments are a central component of how I work. .
Rather than relying only on conversation or intuition, assessments help make important aspects of your career decision process more explicit and easier to work with. Depending on your situation, this may include tools exploring:
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vocational interests
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personality traits and work style
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core values and motivational drivers
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cognitive strengths (where useful)
Assessments are never used in isolation. Their value lies in careful interpretation and integration: connecting results to your lived experience, your career history, and the decisions you are facing now.
You can find more detailed information about assessments here.
How the process unfolds
The process typically unfolds over 2-3 months and combines independent reflection with focused conversations.
Between meetings, you will complete selected assessments and structured exercises at your own pace.
When we meet, we use this material to:
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clarify emerging themes and tensions
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explore realistic options and trade-offs
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identify internal barriers or recurring patterns
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support concrete decisions and next steps
The sessions are purposeful and structured, with enough space for reflection while keeping the overall process oriented toward decisions and movement.
Who this is for
This work is suitable for people at different career stages.
Many clients are highly educated professionals navigating mid-career questions, transitions, or reorientation. Others are students or early-career professionals who want to make grounded decisions early rather than drifting into a path by default.
What matters is not your career stage, but your willingness to engage in a reflective, structured process.
How we begin
We start with a brief introductory call.
This is an opportunity to discuss your situation, your questions, and whether this is a good fit for you. We will also clarify timing, availability, and practical details.
If it feels like a good match, we will outline next steps together.